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  • higgsboson@piefed.socialtoLinuxWhich distro for a 32-bit notebook?
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    4 days ago

    It is weird to see it be a somewhat practical recommendation. I mained Gentoo pre-0.1 days back when the alpha was revolutionary and the idea of including the stage 3 binaries in the distro was controversial. Wars raged in the forums over which USE flags worked best.

    But then compute got so much cheaper I stopped caring and I mostly used corporate distros for work.

    I recently installed LMDE on an ancient 1.83Ghz celeron netbook, but it runs like dogshit. Maybe I ought to dust off my USE flag game and see if I can squeeze more life out of it. I’m sure just using something other than cinnamon would work as well, but what fun would that be?











  • valid for up to 37 days per year… only with the employee’s consent and with 40 percent increased pay

    Interesting contrast. In the US, we have no limit to overtime amount, but past 40 hrs must be at 1.5x rate… in theory. I regularly work 16 hour shifts with no extra overtime pay because I am not going over 40 hours. Further, I worked 56 hours last week without any overtime pay… because I have to work a second job to pay for health insuance. That 40 hr limit applies to each employer separately.

    “Employee consent” here is a convenient fiction because we can be typically be fired without cause.

    US law, summarized:

    If an employee works more than 40 hours in a week, he or she must be paid “time-and-a-half” the regularly hourly rate, as mandated by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).